Quote from: Alu on March 30, 2016, 02:34:51 AMNot about cost per CM. It's overall cost. You guys are easy to forget that there can be complications that aren't limited to how much you lengthen. In truth besides the height gain, you're also paying to be crippled for months on end, and within that period of time you might end up in an accident, however minor it may be, which could result in long term complications:
You slip while using your crutches and hit your legs hard, BAM the nail is bent, the muscles and bones are destroyed along with any possible tendons. This surgery journey isn't a given. And you start it by paying a fixed, crap-load of money you aren't getting back.
The cost doesn't matter for people with the means and the will to set the budget for this journey/surgery as long as they are well educated about it and most importantly to be certain that this is what they want.
Regarding the complications, we all know this procedure is not complication free and this can happen in any stage of the lengthening process but its well known too the less you lengthen the less chances of complications.......so we are talking deduction of risk which IMHO i think it favors Uppland, him being average he will need less cms compared to someone who will lengthen up to 8 cms.
We are all here because we somehow share a similar goal but it's also funny the same height discrimination we face in our communities gets reversed and now the average guys are getting bullied by rather shorter guys by oppressing their needs for this surgery sound pointless,but let me tell you something....even a guy with a 10 inch dck has other insecurities let it be baldness, bad breath e.t.c Why is it more important for some and not others? A Chinese average man is rather shorter than an average Dutch guy so if these guys need a surgery, should the Dutch not be given a priority since he is taller than the Chinese guy? These needs are driven by our cultures mostly so we shouldn't forget about that either before bashing someone's need after having a moment of comparison and assuming less means more or rather more means less. If he want's the surgery he should do it rather than regretting for the rest of his life for something which he had a chance to fix on his own way, in his country he might be a small guy so what's the point telling him '' You know back in India, you are a very tall guy'',....yeah right, he aint living in India, so what does that do him any good? We adapt to our surroundings, that's that or we should all renounce our passports and look for the countries with the shortest demographic and enjoy lack of height discrimination. What matters to you might not matter to me but that doesn't give me the right to judge or rather take your needs lightly.